A Look at the rest of the Shenango Valley

Buhl Farm Park
Farrell
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Hermitage
Sharon
The Herald
Shenango River Lake
SRL Facebook Page
Community Library of the Shenango Valley
Mercer County Trails

The Erie Canal Riverwalk project is underway Click here for info and to follow progress of the project

Updated Dec 20, 2018

ONLINE BILL PAY..

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Water Tips

2018 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report (Released May 2019)

Reduce your Water Bill

How to detect leaks

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Listing of Sharpsville Businesses
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Your Right to Know

Governor Edward G. Rendell signed the new Right-To-Know law on February 14, 2008 fundamentally changing the way people access public records of their government. The hallmark of this new law, which fully became effective January 1, 2009, is its presumption of openness. For the first time in Pennsylvania history, citizens no longer have to prove that a record is public and that it should be released. Now, a government agency must presume that a record is a public record available for inspection or copying. If the government agency chooses to withhold a record, the agency has the burden to prove � with legal citation � why that record should not be available to the public.

Open Records Officer

Ken P. Robertson

sharpsville@roadrunner.com

Right to Know Law

Right to Know Request Form